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I am using 5.1.14409.1005, when I opened with administrator option it worked. Thanks!
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Cool - glad it is sorted!<br />
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Alan.
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sorry, closed it too soon. can I reopen this question? it appears to work in local drives but not network drives
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ii c:\p* - works<br />
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ii \\servername\lo* - does not work
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Hi - Saw your new question - I will respond there.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Alan.
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I am trying to open all explorer folders which match a pattern with ii command, the folders are network shares.<br />
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when I try ii &quot;\\servername\logs&quot; - I am able to open<br />
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when I try ii &quot;\\servername\log*&quot; - I am not able to open.<br />
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Is it possible to open multiple folders which match a pattern like<br />
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ii \\servername\*log* can it open all folders matching that pattern?
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I am trying to open all explorer folders which match a pattern with ii command, the folders are network shares.

when I try ii "\\servername\logs" - I am able to open

when I try ii "\\servername\log*" - I am not able to open.

Is it possible to open multiple folders which match a pattern like

ii \\servername\*log* can it open all folders matching that pattern?

I am using 5.1.14409.1005, when I opened with administrator option it worked. Thanks!

sorry, closed it too soon. can I reopen this question? it appears to work in local drives but not network drives

ii c:\p* - works

ii \\servername\lo* - does not work

Hi - Saw your new question - I will respond there.

Thanks,

Alan.

using ii to open folder in explorer

I am trying to open all explorer folders which match a pattern with ii command, the folders are network shares.

when I try ii &quot;\\servername\logs&quot; - I am able to open

when I try ii &quot;\\servername\log*&quot; - I am not able to open.

Is it possible to open multiple folders which match a pattern like

ii \\servername\*log* can it open all folders matching that pattern?

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